11K views · 31 reactions | We take mirrors for granted, but they're actually quite complex. Even a 5-year-old can recognize a reflection, but what happens when the parietal lobes are damaged? You might expect to see problems dealing with mirrors. Some patients confuse the reflection for the real object! #BrainFacts #Mirrors #Neuroscience #CognitivePsychology | Real Stories | Facebook

The Chauvet cave, France, the art of prehistory. In 1994, three friends discovered in the south of France a cave with magnificent cave paintings, more than 30,000 years old. Under the ground of the Ardèche region, an invaluable treasure is hidden for its antiquity, its conservation and the pictorial quality of the representations; one of the oldest and most splendid examples of Arieñaciense parietal art, dating approx. between 40,000 and 30,000 B.C. | Archeology and art